Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |          not understand reproof, custom and reason forbade me to
 2     1, 16-25|      thee, thou torrent of human custom! Who shall stand against
 3     2, 4-9  |       according to our pestilent custom prolonged our sports in
 4     3, 7-13 |         judgeth not according to custom, but out of the most rightful
 5     3, 8-15 |          upon, and confirmed, by custom or law of any city or nation,
 6     5, 8-14 |       punishable by law, did not custom uphold them; that custom
 7     5, 8-14 |         custom uphold them; that custom evincing them to be the
 8     6, 2-2  |          then, as she found this custom to be forbidden by that
 9     6, 2-2  |          the cutting off of this custom, had it been forbidden by
10     6, 15-25|         servitude of an enduring custom, the disease of my soul
11     7, 17-23|           This weight was carnal custom. Yet dwelt there with me
12     8, 5-10 |        and a lust served, became custom; and custom not resisted,
13     8, 5-10 |       served, became custom; and custom not resisted, became necessity.
14     8, 5-11 |       yet it was through me that custom had obtained this power
15     8, 5-12 |        of sin is the violence of custom, whereby the mind is drawn
16     8, 7-18 | restrained from the flux of that custom, whereby she was wasting
17     8, 9-21 |     truth upborne, borne down by custom. And therefore are there
18     9, 7-15 |        from that day to this the custom is retained, divers (yea,
19     9, 8-17 |        water; preventing an evil custom, and adding this wholesome
20     9, 8-17 |        will scorn water, but the custom of drinking will abide."
21     9, 12-30|         that most sweet and dear custom of living together? I joyed
22    10, 30-41|         of such things as my ill custom there fixed; which haunt
23    10, 40-65|          am swept back by former custom, and am held, and greatly
24    10, 40-65|         doth the burden of a bad custom weigh us down. Here I can